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SEAFORTI , ONTARIO, TIIIIRSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1928.
DINNERS and SUPPERS
1eguLarty
IOT LUNCHES
at all hours
U € OME MADE SPECIAL IES
Prices Reasonable
The O
fifectio erJ
and Restaurant
nt.
CHURCH CARD.
North Side United. Church:--i-Pastor;
Rev. W, P. Lane, B, A.
tPIums
-T1ve season•is:now on for them and
we .expect to ,have adequate supplies
of ood ;qualify -t at•:moderate prices.
BeeeiftedrSockeye-Satmon, halves 22c
Red iRaritler; Au Alaska Sockeye
Sa.'imon;at '4'5c per large tin; Colder
waters •pnddece better quality of fish
Rice..--eAgood. one at,3'Jibs, for 25c
Rice:'--The'Ibest'tha'trgrows, 2 for 25c
Oatmeal •=•+Choicerolled -oats, fine or
coarse £1ake,''per lb, 5c
Vinegar- Our• $ales of: vinegar have
increasedateedily front.year,to year
because ,weentake : a 'specialty of
quality and •charge•,no••:more for it
than'the'vastama;ority of merchants
get ?for -+poorer 'quality vinegar.
:5(1a,.per. gal.
Spices.--We'•hartllenothingg hut pure
sFieesn
Sealer ;Re blzees.--i-,Good' quality
3 doe.aor •- 25c
•
Pure Zinc:Sealer ,fdin8'sse-Of .heavy
qualiiyy ,.. ...20c doz.
Ply Tox'is,one,ef .the snost• tlineeseful
of-the:various ,:Si y.kl U ere..dottle S0c
Your ilrottle reefllled- 35c
Clotho pins, !9'dna.for ,,:......
.�;7
Cooked CoritedeBeef:-- kleet,beaud
Fray tlientos) . per Sb., •„ .:,,{Sc
FILUTCHISON
[shone ;Phori Phood
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COAL
QUALITY -SERVICE
E. F 1ONE
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BARNETT' BROS,CIRCUS/AND
TRAINED ANIMAL .SHOWS
The world's largest .completely mo-
torized eircus will pitch their big• city
of tents in 'Seaforth on Friday, Aug.
31, for one day only. Two perform-
ances daily at 2 and 8 p.m. Parade
through the principal -streets. :Don't
forget"the day ,and date, rain or shine,
Don't wait kr any better •'show
there isn't .any beater. ;Itis the only
big show 'homing to Seaforth this
year.
MEET AFTER 13 YEARS.
A glad reunion took place this week
when a mother met her,son.after thir-
teen years, during aihidh;neither knew
what had become of'.the other. A
tittle fancily. at St, Marys, consisting
s'f Neola, Desmond rend Arthur'-C'arr
were separated owing to their moth-
.er's ill -health add five-year-old 'Arthur
was adopted by Mr. and Mrs,+William
MoGa in of McI
� {,zllo.. For ears
F y
Mrs. Iteteavin has tried to locate the
mother and recently She was suc-
cessful and Mrs, Carr, who 'has been
employed at Queen's College, Toronto,
for the past nine years, spent the
week -end at the McGavin home. The
happiness of the mother 'meeting her
sorb who is now eighteen years of .age,
makes Mrs. McGavin feel her
efforts
S
were well worth while. Mrs. 'Carr
has not yet met her deugbter 'Neola,
but ishappy in the knowledge she -is
ale* ,in a good home, -near -Stratford.'
BAND CONCERT.
The following is the programme
for .the Sunday evening band concerti
Mr. M. R. Rennie will Sae the -soloist,
O Canada.
March Beeksonian
Overture Lutspiel
Bass Solo "In the +Depths'
Bandsman Herb. Box.
Serenade. Land of Dreams
Vocal Solo "The Day is !Ended'"
M. R. Rennie.
f
Selection 1
I Travatore
Serenade ... Dream of :Autiemn
-God Save the King
#Mrs. M. • R. Retrnie, accornpattlste
•Fr Novak, conductor.
Open Mr :Congert
Varna
ST. JOHN'S CJ3tI`I 2.C,II
to',be held on Dr. Lloyd 'Mo'ffatt`a
lawn, ,on
'lE!i1ESDAY EVr AVG. 28th
The; entertainers will be Harvey
McGee, of Auburn, assisted by Dr.
Moffatt, Higihland denting ,b,r four
tots, ts, .rapanese fan drift, by three
n;;
girls zn ,1form. "Music supplied by
}:Zurich ;l3,rtiss-13aud. Mr. McGee is
,highly recommended as an entertainer,
a tperson'atjeeg both Scotch and Irish.
:Refreshment booth on ,groeinds, hot
dogs, sandwiches, cake, pie, ice •cream.
,Adimesiop, atlltits 35c, chifdren 20c.
In caa:e of rant concert will -be be giy
en
in Dr•Moifatt;s;barn.
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SHOES
• PRESENZ`ATION.
On Monday evening the men/leers,
of *he Elks Tuxis Square gathered an
the 'Tuxis hall 'and presented. their'
Mentor, Dr. Ross Savauge,' with a
beautiful set of three- pieces of Com
munitly Plate. After the opetting •exer-
cises, 'Praetor Gerald. Snowdon read
•the following address and Comptor;
Tom .Cluff made the ppresentation„
after ¢which. Ross made a suitable,
reply, thanking the boys.
"Dear fttentor,--•On the eve of your
marriage, ;we the members --of the
.Elks Tux+- Square, take this op
portunity eif.expressing our sense of
gratitude to -you for` all the sacrifices
ie^hich yon have made as Leader of
our': group. We feel sure that the seed
wfiich has been.. sown will -bear good
feast in the meats to come. We desire
also to extent to you at this time ou'
hest 'wishes forylrpur future happiness
and we hope that in increasurg.
measere the years-- will shower the
riche=rt gifts. upon you and yours. We
ask you to accept :this•little gilt as a
token of appreciation of thepast and
asn:in'd'
a tea "
tion of a f'he
st wishes for
the future."
5110
Harvest Shoes -for men with peace light (weight elk Rap-
pers. An extra ,Sve1I made shoe, Spacial $345
-Club Bags for the Summer vacation in aolidlleather
leather -lined $6.50, .2'.50 attad $12.00
Ladies' Patent Leather .and Strap. Spire and Onsban heel
Special OAS
See our Bargain. Counter. A great variety' of. Ladies'
Shoes and Sandals at = $1.95
"White Buck, Tan and Ptd. Slipper, at $24,9
W.
F.
BOOTS AND SBORs
WIGG
S,RAFORTH
LIONS ' GARDEN PARTY.
The fallowing are the prize«•winhers
of tate sevimntfng events at the Lions
Garden Tarty held 'Thursday night a't
the swimntmg pool, 'There was a
splendid crowd and an excellent even-
ing's entertainment,
;Races -'•Boys under 12, Ross Ren-
nie, J'a'ck IDotrance; boys under 1'5,
Benz Rennie, Jack Wright; girls 12
and colder, Edna 'Bateman, Grace
Kreuter; ,girls 15 ,and under, Anna 'Ed-
nnuncls,'Norma Hahleirk,
Wading, boys under 10, Clyde Con-
stable, "Hot Dog" -Rankin; wading,
-girls tinder 110, Grace (Kreuter, Juan
Devereaux.
Tub race,' boys, Andy 'Calder, 'Ray
:.Dixon; tub race, girls, Grace Kreuter,
Edna Bateman, VV''izale riding, 'Anna'
Edmunds.
Diving, open, boys, Ches. Archibald,
Francis Devereaux; diving, open, girls
`Grace Free, N, •Habkt k' obsf'b 1
r
a e
thee re Ib
,z o s RossiRennie, Y , IR un Ohes. Archi-
bald; obstable races, girls, Grace
Free, E. Ba'telnatl.
+Water ball game (winning team)
Anna Edmunds, Grace Free, Alice
Devereaux, Thelma Pcthick,'
Special prize for smallest kiddie
contesting, Joan Devereaux.
'Raft race, boys, (winning team).
nn 1'Hungry"
Skt lett
•H4
Y Ide-
brendt "Fa t" 'Wright tMach," Venus,
"Fish" Calder, Roes Rennie; raft
race, girls (winning team) Grace.
Free, Grace Kreuter, Edna -Bateman,
Alice Devereaux Joan Devereaux,
Diving, boys 1122 and under, R. Ren-
nie, T, Sills,
Special race for'1'argest kids con-
testing, J. F. Daly and W. A. Crich
(tie),
Fine music was furnished by the!
Seaforth Highlanders Band; followed
by solos 'by Messrs. Willis and Ste-
wart, and a couple of selections by the
Lions Minstrel chorus. Mrs. Milne
Rennie accompanied.
The thanks of the 'Lions Club is ex-
tended to the following non-mem'bers
for their 'generous donation of prizes:
W. A. Crich, Fred Wigg, Tom. Dick-
son, James Cleary, Alf. Box. M. Ste-
wart, Geo. Haigh, A, Hill, S. Chiefetz,'
F.' D. Hutchison,' Herbert Box, Chris,
Cheoros, Wen. Thompson, H. Smith;
Geo. A, Sills, 'Wm. Kerslake, Thos.
Phillips, A. Westcott, '"
A. Dunlop.
=The generous action of the ;Seaforth forth
Bland in marching to the Park and
rendering several excellent selections',
is very greatly appreciated by the
Club.
SHOWERS.
On Friday'evening the girls of the
Marion Keith CJG.I.T. were pleasant-
ly ent the home o
y earced at h f Rev. W.
P. and Mrs, Lane and a tea towel
showerwas presented to the guest of
honor, Miss Gladys Holland. The
girls afterwards accompanied- Miss
holland to her hone to see her trous-
eeau.
Mrs. William Cudmore gave a mis-
cellaneous shower on Monday even-
ing at her home on Market Street, in
honor of Miss Holland, ro d, v s'he n an num-
,ber of intimate friends were, present
and a very enjoyable everting was
spent in contests, games and music.
'Aebtiffet luncheon was served by the
hostess at the close.
'TOWN .COUNCI'L.
a
The
regular meetingof Council was
held im Council C,ha amer at 8:15 p.m,
Monday, 'August 13. Present.,were
the •Mayor, the. Reeve. -Counillors
Bickel), Box. Cardno, Crich and
Parke. 'Minutes of last meeting reach
and confirmed.
The following accounts were pass-
ed: \V. G. 'Fec'•$60, John A, Wilson
$75,'John'Kneght,$65, Dept. of Public
Highways 47.50, T.• E, OReilly,
$47.64, Wilson Hawkins $1.9.2b Brit-
ish American 'Bank Nose Go. $6695,
Geo, A. Sills & Sons $12.69; Carl
Kranz $72,75, Bell Tel Go. $3.315,
Robt, Bell 'E ,& T. Co. $27•80, Cam
Nat. Rys, $20.62, ' W, E. Kerslake
$33.30, Thos. Johnston $13 J. Arnold
Case $60, Jas, F. Welsh $44.50, Thos,
Klein $34.80, Fred 'Adams $60, Sol.
Williams $33.90,as. Ryan $83.'50,.
"Wilson Hawkins $84,50.
Motion, Cardno-Biclrell, that the
motion passed July 3, 1925, re Huron
1fiftls property be rescinded, Motion,
CardnoeBickell, that •the"bonds of the
Wolverton Milling G'o.'be•accepted as
per agreement for the ;Huron 'Floor
Mills property and that the' Mayor
and Clerk' be authorized tosign deed.
Motion, CrioheParke, that this Council
make a grant of $50 to the industrial
zt iee cin-
'Colin :tee to help pay clic e p ns
r ti it 'heir efforts
oraein c nice o h thew in-
volved o n with
to secure industries for our :town,
Motion, Beattie -Box, that the esti-
meted report of receipts and
expendi-
turebe -accepted and that the rate' be
43 mills on the dollar for 1928 for
Public school supporters and '4334
mills for Separate school suppzw.tees.
Motion, BentCe-Padre, thee •thiis
Conned adjourn to meet at the eaell
r'f the Mayor.
TROUSSEAU TEA.
'Mrs. Turnbull was hostess at her1
dome Tuesday afternoon and evening
to 'a very pretty trousseau tea in
honor of her daughter Ella, whose
marriage is to take plade on Saturday,•
Mrs, Turnbull;'bccomingly gowned,
received, assisted by Mrs, Holliday, of
Stratford. Other assistants were
Misses Mary Laing, Ann Govenlock,
Jinx Govenlock and Jean Murray, of
Pittsburg. Miss Mabel Turnibull pre-
sided over the tea room where a
dainty lunch was served. The yel-
low color scheme of the tot room was
E er'.•
ut
woworkedout with b
pleasingly
flies, 'Mrs. Wraniess, grandmother of
tbhe bride-to-be, poured tea and Misses
Mildred Turnbull and Margaret Cti&fz
served, The gifts received were many
and were marked dot only for their
beauty; lint for their u#ilitr as well.
F, J, McQUATi'1,
On Saturday, August 11, 1928, 'there
diced at his home, lot 40, concession 3,
Molti11op, '
Francis Jon s McQuaid,
revered .Reeve of the Township of
McKillop, in his 60E11 year, Mr, Mc-
Quaid had been in failing health for
the past two years. tie presided el- a
meeting of the council at his residence
on August 1st, Pout the following
Monday he suddenly became seri-
ously iil and passed peacefully away
Satttr'day evening, He w'as born' on
the homestead across the road from
his late hone, on January 29th, 1868,
eldest son •af the late James MoQuaid
and Ellen Ryan. On January 16th,
1900, he was married to Mary Hart,
who survives hint, with a family of
seven, namely; James `;of Detroit;
Mary, Windsor' Florence, Standard
Bank staff, Dublin; Aline of Stratford;
Francis, Thomas and Nora, et home;
aiso by four a
rorotic -and sisters:
asters•
M n
arts ,Toronto; Michael, Detroit;
John, Seaforth;• Joseph, McKillop
Twp.i Mrs, James Delaney, McKil-
lop '1up. and Miss 'McQuaid,
uaid,
Chapman, Kansas.
''tfr. McQuaid was first elected to
the IIcKilliop Township Council hi
1906 and lead been a member continu-
eusl_y since then with the exception
o -F
one • In
year, 1920 0 he was elected
Reeve and held that position until
time of death. He was also first Vice
President of the South Huron Con-
servative Association. -Himself a man
of strict integrity and high ideals, the
late Reeve had that force of character
which left an indelible influence for
good upon all with whom he came
into edntact, Being a ready speaker
the resonant tones of his voice won
for him in county and munieetpal
circles 'inWestern 'Onttario, the title of
the `Irish Orator of St. Colnmban"
On July 1st, 1928, Mr. IvIcQuaid
bad completed twenty years' con-
tinuous service ;as mail carrier at
St. Collin -than.
The funeral was held on Monday
morning to St. Columban Church.
Solemn Requiem High Mass was cel-
ebrated by Rev. Fr Dantzer, with
Rev, Tr. Goetz, Seaforth; as Deacon;
Father Gaffney, Clinton, Sub -Deacon,
and Fr. Bric''klin, •of Durb'lin Master of
Ceremonies Pr. 'O'Drows'lci, of Dub-
lin, was also present in the sanctuary.
Interment ncent took p in n St. Cnlum-
:ban Cemetery.
The McKillop Township .council,
namely, John McNJokert,
John Campbell, Thos.
ay MacKhnayEc, Dbn-
10 R;egele, also loin Hayes, Warden
of the County of .Enron, acted as
Honorary Pallbearers. (The active
Pallbearers were six neighbors, John
Murray,
Del
YJohn Delaney, 'John Shea
TeterO1Sulliv n T
a homas`Feeney and
P H McGrath.
is
Tenty-two , of his . colleagues,
Reeves .and ex -Reeves of the County,
of Huron, fore -nerd a gums) of 'honor,
as the casket was. borne 'fromthe
house and also at the church and
grave.
The floral tributes included a
wreath from Huron County Council* a
spray from County Clerk and Mrs.
.Geo... W. Holman, Goderich, and
one from Mr. and Mrs. John Jacdbs,
of Clinton, also a great number of
spiritual bouquets from friends and
neighbors.
TO BOLD TOUR'NA'MENT.
;arrangements 'have been made for
the Girls Soft Ball Tournament at the
Collegiate Institute Grounds on Wed-
nesday, August 29th, when the follow-
ing teams will compete: Blyth, Bruce -
field, Gorrie, Clinton, Seaforth, Gode-
rich, Chiselhurst and Brussels, the
prizes being $125,00 for let prize; $15,00
for second and $5.00 to each of the
other teams winning their games in
the first round. The play will be con-
tinuous from 10 a.m. with the final
game commencing at 6:15 p.m, The
o3mniittec in charge are Messrs, John
Gallagher, Diek Gibb, E. R. Craw-
ford, Thomas A. Beattie, with Charlie
Holmes, Chairman, and A. D. Sather-
land, Secretary. The draw will be
made on Monday'next and will 'be gi-
ven in next week's paper and on the
posters and d'od'gers. The proceeds
of the tournament will be given to the
Seaforth Girls Soft Ball Club to de-
fray their deficit fop uniforms. etc.,
is not for the purpose of making
money. You may he asked to buy a
ticket to the Tournament by a ,girl,
don't refuse her, but rather, buy two
tickets. The committee assure you full
value for your 'money. A refreshment
booth will be on the grounds in order
to accommodate any team should a
game go over time.
GRIEVE REUNION,
A reunion took place at Bayfield re-
cently of the Grieve family and rela-
tives. There s he a were Dr,J ahn Grieve reve an
d
famiiy W. M. Stewart and Mrs. Stew-
art; Rob, Trott and family, Reginlald
Hatt and family of Toronto and -Witt
Hogg's family of Stratford, also Mr.
Thos. Habkirk and family. They were
sorry Mrs, Thos. Habkirk was unable
to be there on acemiet of illness.
Twenty-six sat down at the table in
the grove, and the take breezes
brought the desired appetite and all
did ample justice to the bountiful re -
Past,
W. M. S.
The August meeting of the W.'M,S.
of the United Church_washeld in the
school room, Thursday August 9.
Miss S. Govenlock, 'lieutenant of
Circle No, 2, took charge of the meet-
ing and also gave the Bible reading,
Papers on our Medical Missions on
the continent were read,' by Mrs, Por-
teous, Mrs. Siliery, Mrs. George
Black and Miss M. Somerville, also
the devotional leaflet by Mrs. West
cott Sr. Mrs. Howard sang a beau-
tiful solo, ''Jesus is All the War1d to
Me," .followed by prayer by Mrs.
Westhoff Sr. The meeting closed by
all repeating the Lord's prayer,
SAVAUGE-HOLLAND.
The marriage of Gladys Jervis diol -
band, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, C. H, Holland,. to Mr, M, )toss
Savauge, elder son of Kr. and Mrs, F.
S, Savauge, took place on Weilnesday,
August 151t'h' at the home of the
bride's parents.
The bride was given away by her
father, and looked charming In a
gown of lace over ivory georgette,
with tulle veil and orange blossom
bandeau. She carried a shower 'bou-
que't of Kariles roses and Baby's
Breath, showered • with sweetheart
ruses. Miss Evelyn Cudmore, of To-
ronto, : who attended the bride, was at-
traetiyely gowned in white and pink
taffeta. The groom was supported by
his 'brother, Mr. Murray Savauge, of
Exeter. The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev, W, 1'. Lane, assisted by
Rev. R F. Irwin, of Centralia, Mr.
Harry Livens, of London, rendered
.
the wedding music, while Mrs, Mer-
ritt Nediger, of Clinton, sang at the
conclusion of the ceremony.
Later, the wedding party motored
to'S•tratfor
d, from which place the.
bride and groom left for Buffalo.
LOWER S'GHO'OL.
Following are the subjects credited
toh
t e Lower School candidates aft
e
,Seaforth Collegiate institute, The ab-
breviations are DG, English Gram-
mar; OH, Canadian History; G Geo-
graphy; P, Physiography; Arith, Ar-
ithmetic; 13, Botany; G, Zoology.
R. 3. Aberhart, EG, P, Arith, 2,
B. _1T, Aberhart, EG, P, Z. R, Allen,
G, Art. H. M. Ament, LIG, P, Aritfi,:
Z. Chester Archibald' 01-1, G, Art,
B. J. V. Archibald EG, P, Arith, Z,
M. G Archibald EIO, P, Arith, Z.
Mary W. Barlber OH, G, Art, B.
M. Bateman 'EG, P, Arith, Z. M. Si.
Beattie EG, .P, Arith, Z. A. J. Bol-
ton,113G, P, Arith, Z. Norma Bolton,
11G, P, Arith, Z. G. Broadfoot,'CH,
0, Art, B. M. Broadfoot, G, Art.
G. Butson, OH, 0G, Art, B,
A. Calder, OH, G, Art B. M. J.
Cardno, EG, P, Arith, Z. Nelson
Cardrto P, Arith, Z. F. Case, 'OH, G,
Art, B. sE, M. Cluff, 50, Z. Geo.
Crich, CH, G, Art. M. Crich, EG,
Arith, Z. M. Cudmore, Art.
Francis Devereaux, OH, 0, Art, B.
C. S. Dickson, t, 13.Bernice EG, P, Arith, Z. H.
Dixon
CH, 'G Ai Ber '
ce Dor-
ranee OH G
Art. 1)._Driscoll 013.,
0, Art, B. M. E. Drover, EG, P,
Arith, Z. E. W. Duncan CH, 0, Art,
B. F. Dundas, CH, G, Art.
Anna Edmonds, Z. E. Evans, OH,
•G, Ant, B.
A. Ferguson, OH, G, Art. A. Fin-
layson, EG, P, Arith, Z. T. Forrest.
F1G P Arith, Z. '
s J. Frost, GI3G
Art.
G. Gemmell, ,EG, P, Arith, Z. J.
Gemmell, OH, G, Art. E. Gillespie,
OH, G, Art, 13. .E, Golding, OH, G,
Art, 3,
'.N.-Habkirk, EG, P, Arith, Z. L.
Hagan CH, G, Art, B. M. Haigh,
OH, G, Art, B. G. Hays, OH, G,
Art, i3. ' E. Hibben, Art. O. Holmes,
CH, G, Art M. Motham DG, P, Z.
H. Hyde, OH, 0, Art, B. E. Jam-
ieson CH, G, Art, B.
M. Kerr, OH, 0, Art, 13. M.
Keys, P, Arith Art, '2. F. Kling,
CH, B, Z. It. Kling, OH, G, Art, W
Lane, EG, P, Arith, Z.
V. MacGregor; CH, G, Art. B.
)3Ic'C'owan, CH, G Art, B. Chas.
McDonald, CH, G Art, B. L. Mc-
Donald, P, Arith, Z. M. P. McDon-
ald, P, Z. R. 'McDonald, CH, Art, B.
M. McKellar, EG,P, Arith, Z.
McKenzie, QH, 0, Art, B, Jeanette
MciLachlan, CH, 0, Art, B. K. I.
McLean, CH, G, Art, B. M. McLen-
nan, 00H, G, Art. H. N. McLeod, P,
Z. C. McNay, G, Art.
G. Mason, OH, G, Art, B. G. Mat-
thews, EG, P, Arith, Z.
T. Nash, CH, G, Art, B. O. Nich-
olls, OH, 0, Art, B. V. Nolan, CH,
G, Art, 13. I. Nott, EG, 9, Arith, Z
R. Nott, CH, G, Art, 13.
L O'Leary, .EG, P, Arith, Z.
G. R. Parke, EG, P, Arith, Z. R.
Patrick, P, H. J. Peterson, CH, G,
Art, B- Lurcel1, J. , PCPinkI, neyG, Art, Eky, B P, Arith,
Z, L, .l?
Mary Reid, EG, Arith, Z; G. C.
Rennie, SG, 13, An -the Z; E. Rice, CH,
G, Art, B; Elizabet Rice, OH, G, Art,
13; E. Rolph, CH, G, Art, B; M. Ross,
OEs, G, Art, B; F, Ryan, EG, P, Arith,
Z; D. G. Sills, .OH, G, Art, B.
B. Stephenson OH, G, Art, B; C. B.
Stewart, Arith.; K. Stewart, OH, G.
Art, 13; 21. Strong, CH, G, Krt.H. Thompson, OH, G. Art; M.
Thompson OH, G, Art, B; Neil Tyn-
dall, 5G, P, Arith,, Z.
WallaceA. 1
1 OH, 0, Art, B; I. Wan-
kel,Arith, Z;M. Watson OH,
G, EGrt, B P K. Webster OH, •G, Art, B;
E. White, G.; D. Wilson, OH, 0, Art,
13.; E. Workman,EG, P, Arith.; Z:
M Wright, , FiG, PA Arith., t th. Z.
SARAN( ANN HUTCHISON.
A very sudden death occurred early
Saturday morning when Miss Sarah
(Ann Ilutchison passed away at the
hone 'of her brother, Mr. F. D. Hut-
chison. 'Miss Hutchison. had been ser-
iotsIy i11 last winter in Aylmer but
since then her health had been 'better
than for some years past and appear-
ed so till an hour before her death,
She was born in the County of Dur-
ham 83 years ago, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchison, and
lived there tffl 1874, when the family
moved to S'taffa, Since 1881 she had
made her home in Seaforth till the
death of<her sister Lucy 5 years ago.'
Miss Hutchison spent the winter,
months with her sister, Mrs. Price, in
Aylmer, returning to Seaforth for the.
summer, of seven sisters, two sur
vive Mrs. Honey, 7C
St, Catharines, Y, th arnte
s and
Mrs. Price, of Aylmer, and. bf two
heathers, Mr. F. D, Hutchison, of
town, survives, The ftmerai, which
was heid on Monday, Aug 13, from
the home of her brother, was very
largely attended. Rev, \V, P, Lane
conducted the service. .A beautiful
mze, ',84, . '.
t
For ihreeld-bile step anti the glad,
return;
Thirsk of hint, faring on, as dear
in the love of There, as the love of
Isere.
Jnmee Whitcomb RHO,
1 A REAR.
SomethingNew
in Dinner Sets
We have just received two dinner sets, which ill
design and shapes of pieces are distinctly new.
These are Johnson Bros. "Pareek" Ware made
is England. Against a cream background, a con.
ventionalized "fruit and basket" design stands'
out very richly. This is the : 'Sole Mio" design .
The "Miami" design is a conventionalized floral
pattern, with a pretty brown border, also on a
rlch cream background.round Casseroles and bowlsl
s in
bothdesigns have the decoration both inside and
outside, Both sets are open stock, and are excep-
tionally good value at
0.0 for the complete set
The "Sole Mio" design set is on display this week
in our lower south window.
Fred S. Sava e
Jeweler and Optometrist
Opposite Post Office ;; Seaforth
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duet, "Asleep in Jesus," was sung by
Mrs. Cluff and Mrs, Lane, The pall-
bearers were, William Morrison, Wy1-
liana
Hartr F
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y, vauge, Andrew
Oke, A. F. Cluff, Dr, Harburn, Inter-
ment was made in Maitland Bank
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Corbett, of Dundee,
spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
William
a Fair
service,
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Mr. William Carter is in S•fntcoe
this week judging at the Pair,'
Mr. and 'Mrs. Hugh Campbell, of
Walton, spent Sunday at George Car-
Ht1LLETT, ter's,
Mr, John Connell, of Clinton, call- The trustees of S.S. No, 4 have en-
ed ors 7iutictt friends on Sunday, gaged Miss' Gilkinson; of 4Vinghatn,'